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Mentioned in 11 episodes

What Is Ancient Philosophy?

Book • 2002

Mentioned by

Dr. David Anders

Jonathan Pennington

Thomas Sutherland

Alexandre Lefebvre

Dr. David Anders

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Mentioned by

John Vervaeke

as a book that changed his life, highlighting Hadot's perspective on philosophy as a way of life.

#657: Professor John Vervaeke — How to Build a Life of Wisdom, Flow, and Contemplation

Mentioned by

John Vervaeke

as a resource for understanding ancient philosophy.

The Meaning Crisis: Wisdom, Purpose, and the Search for Coherence with John Vervaeke

Recommended by

John Vervaeke

as a resource for understanding ancient philosophy and its relevance to contemporary issues.

The Meaning Crisis and the Role of Movement Practice with John Vervaeke: EMP Podcast 17

Recommended by

Adam Robbert

as a good overview of Hadot's ideas.

Philosophy as a Way of Life with Adam Robbert

Mentioned by

Jonathan Pennington

as a game changer for understanding ancient philosophy.

Is the Bible a Work of Ancient Philosophy? Matthew Barrett and Jonathan Pennington

Mentioned in the context of philosophy versus opinion when discussing regenifying segments.

Deleuze and Guattari - Micropolitics and Segmentarity

Mentioned by

Thomas Sutherland

as the inspiration for his book.

Speaking Philosophically: Communication at the Limits of Discursive Reason

Mentioned by

Cooper Cherry

as their last work together, after discussing the analytic machine needing to function together with a revolutionary machine, with an art machine

Deleuze and Guattari - Three Novellas or What Happened?

Mentioned as an exploration of the nature and significance of philosophy, co-written with Félix Guattari.

Anti-Oedipus Audiobook: Unraveling Desire and Capitalism in Deleuze's Masterpiece

Recommended by

Dr. David Anders

, highlighting the therapeutic aspect of ancient Greco-Roman philosophy.

Confession, Spiritual Direction and Psychotherapy

Mentioned in relation to Deleuze's seminars and his ongoing projects.

Deleuze and Guattari - How Do You Make Yourself a Body Without Organs?

Recommended by

Alexandre Lefebvre

, who suggests starting with the first 10 pages.

What happens when liberalism stops feeling like a victory and starts feeling like an exhaustion?

Recommended by

Dr. David Anders

for its insights into the therapeutic aspects of ancient Greco-Roman philosophy.

Confession, Spiritual Direction and Psychotherapy

Authored by Pierre Adut, recommended as an excellent starting point to understand his philosophy.

586. Living Liberalism: Ethics, Society, and Personal Virtue feat. Alexandre Lefebvre

Mentioned as a book they have already read.

PEL 2026 Kickoff Nightcap

Mentioned by

Brooks Brown

as a book he is reading with a group.

527. Frame Rate: Mad God (Feat. Brooks Brown)

Recommended by

Alexandre Lefebvre

to listeners as a book by Pierre Hadot.

What happens when liberalism stops feeling like a victory and starts feeling like an exhaustion?

Mentioned by Dr.

David Anders

for his work on ancient philosophy and its incorporation into Christian spiritual traditions.

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